This is more of a garage sale and yard sale place than an antique store. The booths are all laid…read moreout well and the staff are friendly. The prices are not bad and the item I bought was after a little haggling with the vendor. It was a fair price for a set of books and the staff boxed it up for me. Overall, it's not a bad place, but many things are not antiques.

Spent over $100 on small items. I was insulted to get to register and hear "IT'S A DOLLER-FITTY IF…read moreYOU USE YOUR DEBIT CARD." Is that even legal? I don't have civil words for that sort of nickel and dime slime tactics. Also, they appear to let sellers display moldy, dirty damaged items in any condition.

This was amazing, the 3.7 stars is WAY too low for this place. I am in love with collecting…read moremilitary stuff and buying uniforms and other drill books. And for about $10-$70, DEFINITELY worth it. I was on a road trip coming from Ohio to Arizona with my aunt and Vietnam veteran Uncle and Cousin, we stopped at a hotel not far form here, while making a U-turn we spotted this and said "Let's go tomorrow when we wake up" Thank god for this U-turn, because the employee was amazing, very kind, and helpful. They had a Law and At-4 hanging on the wall and asked if I wanted to hold, I passed because I would probably drop it because of how happy I was coming here. They also had an entire section of uniforms I forgot to take photos of. Marines, DCU, UCP, OCP, and 40mm Swiss Filters, and Flecktarn tents. Would give 6 stars if possible

Travis was incredibly helpful as we found amazing products at unbelievable prices! I picked up a…read moreSpyderco and a replacement rite in the rain planner, our son finally has size 13-15 socks that will fit him, and our scout troop will adore the new lamp that doubles as the surface of the sun! Thrilled that they ship and have a website presence - we don't have anything close to this in SoCal! Thank you^3!

This is such a cute little store..the 2 ladies are sweet as can be…read more Prices are excellent! The only reason I didn't leave 5*s...the hours. It seems like its closed more than they're open. By the time I get moving in the morning, they're closed for lunch, then they close for the day a couple hours after they return from lunch. Doesn't leave a lot of time to just stop in while out & about. I have to plan on being there at a certain time to allow enough time to shop...I shop for hours as I like to look at everything since I shop for everybody in my family. The store is always clean & organized..I love shopping here, just wish I could more often. Be sure to bring cash or a check...No debit/credit cards accepted.

Super cute womens purses and jewelry! One of the nicest boutiques in the area! Cute kids…read moreclothing! Tasty treats too!

Lone Star Antiques is a great place to find Early American Primitives, Country and Fine…read morefurniture,Quilts,Art, Advertising, really, something for any collector. The glass cases have quality Jewelry, Porcelain and Pottrey. The Mall is very clean and well lit. I always find something I Love there!

Stopped by on our way to Tulsa. I look for vintage jewelry to embellish frames Younger woman not…read morefriendly. The other lady at the counter asked the younger one to see if one of the vendors had broken jewelry at her space. She was just abrupt. Also. When I hand you my credit card I expect it to be handed back in my hand and not slammed on the counter. That would be courteous but it appears courtesy skipped a generation. Would not return there.

A true hidden treasure! Whether you're looking for a unique gift, shopping for yourself, or have…read moreever wondered about woodcarving I highly suggest making a trip here. This was home and business to Gary Patterson, six time Grand National Champion and two time World Champion chainsaw carver! His wife runs the store now and still has a few of his sculptures on display. (They're also for sale!) Many items are either locally made or small business sourced with wood carvers from all around the U.S. If you're wanting to support a small business please consider stopping and shopping here.

There's a handwritten sign on their door warning that "due to vaccine shedding," anyone who has…read morebeen vaccinated should stay six feet away from the proprietors. We turned around and left, but if cray cray conspiracy believers is your jam, go for it! Bummer, because my mom collects chainsaw art.

Good gun shop, friendly and knowledgeable, not arrogant like some gun shop owners and employees.read more

Love this place! This is our second time here on our Rte. 66 journeys and we found the staff so…read morehelpful both times. There are 2 murals outside and, of course, the giant rocking chair. It's the largest on Rte. 66, second largest in the U.S.! Fun to see. We bought 2 flavors of popcorn (white cheddar and dill pickle), so many flavors of fudge that I forget, several bottles of cola (vintage Dr. Pepper and several Route 66 flavors) and a Rte. 66 lapel pin. So many choices!

As you may already know, this is where the "World's 2nd Largest Rocking Chair" is located, which is…read morejust to the left of the place. (On a brighter note, the chair is the biggest on Route 66...) But be sure to stop at the Fanning store. The woman working behind the counter wasn't very friendly, and I was hoping to meet the owners but they took the day off. But there are plenty of great souvenirs here, and arguably the best selection of Route 66 souvenirs in Missouri. Whatever it is you collect, they probably have it. Lots of different fudge to choose from. Oh, and no shortage of sodas as there are lots, I mean lots of different flavors and brands. It's safe to say that it rivals Pop's in Arcadia, Oklahoma. I heard they also sold Route 66 knives, but I wasn't able to find them. Maybe somebody already did. In the back of the store, there's a Rural King-type place in the back. As you're headed to the west, leaving Cuba, be sure to stop here. You won't regret it. I promise!